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        <title>Park City Utah Real Estate News</title>
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        <description>Looking for up-to-the-minute information about the Park City and Deer Valley in Utah? Check out our Real Estate News Blog with many informative articles about living and buying in Park City, Utah!</description>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Park City Market Statistics Report for Q1 2026</title>
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Park City Market Statistics Report for Q1 2026


A quick snapshot summary of the real estate market in Park City, Utah. This report data includes the MLS areas of Park City (Summit &amp; Wasatch counties) — Market Summary (period ending 3/31/2026). The greater Park City real estate market began 2026 with contrasting trends. Single-family home sales pushed ahead—transactions rose 14, and total volume increased 9 versus Q1 2025—while the condominium sector slowed sharply, with notable drops in both units sold and total volume. Beneath those headline figures, the picture is subtler: prices largely held steady or climbed, and the rolling 12‑month data (April 2025–March 2026) paints a steadier, more optimistic view. What looked like a mixed Q1, taken in context, reflects a market that remains fundamentally sound.


Single-Family Homes


- Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025: Transactions up 13 (225 vs 199), total sales volume +9 to $719.2M. Average price slipped 4 to $3.196M while median price rose 5 to $2.20M. - 12‑month (4/1/25–3/31/26) vs prior 12‑month: Transactions +6 (1,116), volume +20 to $3.31B, average price +12 to $2.966M, median price +18 to $1.975M.- Takeaway: Strong demand and higher annual dollars; Q1 average softened (likely sales‑mix toward lower‑priced or smaller luxury closings) while medians indicate upward movement.


Condos


- Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025: Transactions down 33 (139 vs 207), volume down 42 to $268.0M, average price down 14 to $1.928M, median price down 8 to $1.25M.- 12‑month: Transactions -17 (797), volume -7 to $1.435B, average price +12 to $1.800M, median price essentially flat at $1.15M.- Takeaway: Q1 shows a notable pullback in condo activity and dollar volume. The annual average increase with fewer sales suggests a concentration of higher‑priced condo closings over the trailing year but weakening near‑term demand. However, a large volume of pending sales remains for new luxury condominium developments throughout Deer Valley, indicating strong interest in this high-end condo market.


Land


- Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025: Transactions +14 (95 vs 83), volume roughly flat (+1) at $131.5M, average price -12 to $1.384M, median price +3 to $980k.- 12‑month: Transactions -6 (424), volume -13 to $522.2M, average price -7 to $1.232M, median price +14 to $922k.- Takeaway: Mixed results — more Q1 land deals but smaller average sale amounts; on the year, fewer sales and lower volume but higher median, indicating a changing mix of parcels sold.


Overall Market View


The Park City single‑family segment drove overall market strength (higher transactions and significant annual volume gains). Condominiums experienced the sharpest near‑term slowdown. Land sales show mixed signals with Q1 activity uptick but softer annual dollars. The data point to a resilient luxury/second‑home market, with notable mix effects influencing averages vs. medians; watch inventory and buyer preferences in Q2 to confirm trend direction.


These statistical reports focus only on Closed Sales, but there is also a large inventory of pending sales for new luxury condominium development throughout the Deer Valley ski resort. These projects include the Four Seasons, Waldorf Astoria, Founders Place, Cormont, Marcella Landing, and Sommet Blanc. As these luxury projects complete construction over the next 1 to 3 years, we will see dramatically higher price points reflected in our closed-sale statistics.


For a more detailed report highlighting variations and trends between specific areas and communities, you can view this summary from the Park City Board of Realtors:


Park City Realtors Quarterly Report
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    <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2026 08:54:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>New Development - The Havens at Deer Crest</title>
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East West Partners has just introduced its newest ski-in, ski-out development at Deer Valley® Resort and is now taking reservations of interest.


Known for some of the most successful properties, including Founders Place, Argent, One Empre Pass, Flagstaff, Arrowleaf, Larkspur, Paintbrush, and Shooting Star, East West has a proven track record as one of the largest developers in the Deer Valley and Park City communities.


The Havens is an exciting new luxury development situated in the prestigious Deer Crest community at Deer Valley® Resort, Utah. This boutique collection of 32 slopeside residences offers direct access to the Jordanelle Gondola, ensuring seamless entry to Deer Valley’s renowned ski terrain—making it a dream destination for ski enthusiasts. Each thoughtfully designed chalet is right-sized, ranging from approximately 1,800 to 3,700 square feet, and crafted for both comfort and connection, making it ideal for family gatherings, entertaining friends, or enjoying peaceful retreats after a thrilling day on the slopes.





The Havens features a variety of home configurations tailored to suit diverse lifestyles. Options include charming two-bedroom fourplexes, spacious three-bedroom triplexes complete with ski lounges, and luxurious four-bedroom duplexes that provide ample room for relaxation. Each residence features upscale amenities, including private garages and ski rooms for gear, outdoor terraces for social gatherings, and high-end finishes that elevate the mountain living experience. With an emphasis on incorporating natural materials and maximizing views, these homes create a harmonious blend with the breathtaking surroundings.


Strategically located just 15 minutes from the vibrant Park City, The Havens benefits from its proximity to the new East Village expansion, which will add significant skiable terrain and new lifts to Deer Valley® Resort. This ensures that residents will have access to an enhanced skiing experience and a wealth of year-round recreational options, including hiking and mountain biking in the warmer months. The vibrant dining and shopping scene in Park City is also within easy reach, providing convenient access to entertainment and cultural experiences.


Construction for this highly anticipated community is set to begin in October 2026, with the first residences expected to be completed around December 2027. With a phased construction approach, each home is anticipated to take approximately 12 to 14 months to build. Pricing starts at $3,100,000 for these coveted ski-in/ski-out homes, which is quite reasonable for the Deer Valley area, making them an appealing investment for those seeking an elevated mountain lifestyle.


With its stunning natural beauty, luxurious residence options, and unparalleled access to outdoor adventures, The Havens at Deer Crest stands as a testament to the best that Deer Valley living has to offer. Enjoy the essence of mountain life in this remarkable community, where exceptional design, modern conveniences, and a spirit of adventure coalesce into the perfect alpine retreat.


Reservations of Interest will be accepted until February 2nd, 2026, and require a fully refundable $100,000 deposit with the signed reservation agreement.  Reservation holders will receive 5 off the first round of pricing, providing an excellent incentive to get in early. As with most new development projects, we typically see the best units sold first, at the most favorable prices.


The Havens is listed by our colleagues at Christies Int. RE VUE.


Contact us today, and we can share more information and help compare this exciting new project to other options in the market.










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    <pubDate>Sat, 17 Jan 2026 08:35:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Deer Valley's New Pinyon Express Chairlift</title>
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There is another new chairlift open at Deer Valley® Resort this season. The new Pinyon Express chairlift is a brand-new six-pack chairlift that also features heated seats and a bubble that comes down to protect riders from the wind. This is a relatively short lift located high up on the mountain and will offer some very easy green and blue trails for beginners and lower-intermediate skiers. The base of this new chairlift is located just at the bottom of the Trump ski trail, where it meets the popular Ontario ski run.


This new section of the resort is easy to get to from either Empire Pass or from Deer Valley's East Village community. From the East Village, there is a very long East Village Gondola that takes you from the new resort base all the way up to the top of Park Peak at an elevation of 9,350 feet. The gondola drops you right into the easy Clipper ski run. From Empire Pass, simply take any of the lifts, such as Silver Strike, Northside, or Ruby Express, to the top of Flagstaff Mountain, and glide down the Ontario ski run to the base of Pinyon Express. Additionally, if you are staying in the Silver Lake Village, you can take the Sterling Express chairlift up to the top of Bald Mountain, and the very easy green Homeward Bound ski run will take you right down to Pinyon Express.





The other significant development for this new Park Peak area is the new day lodge currently under construction. This lodge will be an amazing place for lunch, as it is situated high up in the back of the resort with stunning views in all directions. When complete, this will be spectacular. We cannot wait
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    <pubDate>Sun, 04 Jan 2026 15:55:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Deer Valley East Village Update</title>
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What is happening at the new Deer Valley East Village? Quite a lot. There has been strong sales activity over the last year, and more options will soon hit the market. If you have been watching this community grow and have any interest or questions, reach out to us, and we can keep you updated on everything happening in this highly anticipated resort village.


Construction of Deer Valley’s East Village Lodge (Village Skier Services Facility, or VASSF) is progressing rapidly, with substantial completion expected by September 2026. Temporary skier services will be available for the 2025/26 ski season. Current construction updates include completion of the concrete structure, the first section of the steel roof for Building A and the Gondola Access building, and ongoing installation of non-structural metal framing and mechanical equipment.


Sales at the Four Seasons Resort and Private Residences Deer Valley are progressing well, with more than 40 of the development already sold. The project includes a 134-room hotel and 123 private residences—55 in Tower B and 68 in Tower C. Foundation work, along with columns, shear walls, and concrete decks, is advancing in the building's garage and lower levels.  View MLS Listings for Four Seasons.


All 144 estate lots at Marcella have been sold, and construction is underway on the final development pod, McHenry, which includes 22 estate homes. The first estate home at 1851 W. Galena Ridge Way sold in October. The home was stunning, with great views, and was listed at $21,000,000. Call us if you'd like info on the closed sale price. Additionally, the ski-in, ski-out Marcella Lodge is nearing completion of its structural concrete, with steel erection starting. If re-sales come up, they can be found here:  Marcella Ski Homesites.


In Marcella Landing, vertical construction is underway, with framing and steel for the first unit topping off. Sales have been strong, with 19 of the 50 townhomes sold, and prices now reaching $11 million or more. The developer has also begun work on the project’s ski amenity building, “The Landing.” View MLS Listings for Marcella Landing.


Cormont, featuring 372 condominiums across five buildings, is progressing steadily in construction. Building 1 has completed its first concrete slab deck, the building permit for the west parking garage has been issued, and Building 5's permit is under review. 71 units now under contract, according to the Park City MLS. The developer is now accepting sales reservations for Tower 2.  View MLS Listings for Cormont.


Construction of the Canopy by Hilton at Deer Valley is well underway, featuring a 180-key hotel across from Pioche Residences and next to the Jordanelle Express Gondola. Staffing for the hotel is progressing, with the General Manager and CFO already hired. The hotel is expected to open in the summer of 2026.


Excavation, footings, and shear wall construction are progressing on East Village Lot 5, which will feature a future five-star hotel and residences. Financing for the project is underway, and the brand agreement with the five-star hotel is nearing finalization. The development will include 132 hotel rooms and 105 condominiums, with 56 units in the hotel tower and 49 in the private residences tower. Marketing for the private residences is expected to begin next winter.


Velvaere is enjoying recent sales success, with sixteen estate lots sold and other lots currently under construction. Construction is ongoing on the first two cabins and the Wellness Center, and the Adventure Center will begin soon. The project’s gatehouse is also nearing completion.  View MLS Listings for Velvaere.


Below the Velvaere site, plans call for developing the Evermore Resort on the 13-acre parcel, which will offer direct ski access to Deer Valley via Lift 11, set to open for the 2025/26 ski season.


Deer Valley Resort is undergoing significant upgrades and expansions, focusing on lift installation, snowmaking infrastructure, and new facilities, including the Park Peak day lodge and Hail Peak ski facility. With industry-leading improvements by Extell, the resort is set to deliver the largest ski expansion in history. Anticipating the opening of new terrain and lifts during the fourth week of December (week of December 22), Deer Valley plans to unveil over 3,700 skiable acres, featuring 100 new runs and 10 new lifts, including the East Village Express gondola. Installation of 897 snowmaking guns and 80 miles of snowmaking pipeline is already underway, along with construction of three new pump houses and a 10-million-gallon snowmaking pond. Once completed, Deer Valley will offer more than 5,700 skiable acres, 37 chairlifts, and 238 runs, ensuring a seamless experience from Deer Valley East Village to the summit. Further details about the expansion are available at https://expandedexcellence.deervalley.com/.
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    <pubDate>Thu, 18 Dec 2025 11:28:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Why a 50-Year Mortgage Is a Terrible Idea</title>
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Recently, there has been discussion in the news about the possibility of introducing a 50-year mortgage as an alternative to the traditional 30-year mortgage, which is the industry standard. At first, it might sound like an innovative solution to improve home affordability. However, upon closer review, it actually poses serious disadvantages for consumers.


The first issue is the timeframe to pay off the home loan. The average age of a first-time homebuyer has been steadily rising. Let's consider a typical 30-year-old buying their first home. If they opt for a traditional 30-year mortgage, they would pay off the home by the time they reach age 60. During retirement, they would only need to cover property taxes, insurance, and routine maintenance—costs that can already be burdensome in retirement. Now, if that same homebuyer opted for a 50-year mortgage, they would be 80 years old when the mortgage is paid off. That adds an extra 20 years of making principal and interest payments, along with the ongoing property expenses. This extended period, spanning ages 60 to 80, could delay their ability to retire fully.


Another major consideration is how much lower the monthly payment is with a 50-year mortgage compared to the amount the borrower will pay over the life of the loan. Intuitively, spreading payments over 50 years seems like it would drastically reduce monthly costs. While it does lower the monthly amount, the savings are not as significant as one might expect.


Let's review a real-world example of a home priced at $1,200,000 with a 20 down payment, so we don't have to consider the additional costs of private mortgage insurance, which is required when the deposit is less than 20. A 20 down payment on $1.2 million is $240,000, leaving a loan amount of $960,000. Current interest rates are in the low to mid-6 range, so we'll use 6.25 for our example. We should expect a 50-year mortgage to have a higher interest rate, maybe by half a point, yet, for simplicity, we’ll keep it at 6.5.


With the 30-year mortgage on $960,000, the monthly principal and interest payment would be approximately $5,907. For a 50-year mortgage, the monthly payment would be approximately $5,577. That’s a savings of just $330 per month, or roughly $3,960 annually.


The total interest paid over the life of the loan is the key factor. For a 30-year mortgage, the total interest would be approximately $1,170,520. For the 50-year mortgage, the total interest skyrockets to approximately $2,254,200—almost double. The total cost, including principal and interest, would be approximately $2,130,520 for the 30-year loan, compared to $3,214,200 for the 50-year loan.


Essentially, while the 50-year mortgage offers slightly lower monthly payments, the extended loan term and marginally higher interest rate result in paying nearly twice as much in interest over the life of the loan.


Another overlooked issue is the speed at which equity is built. Early in the loan, most payments are allocated toward interest, with only a small portion applied to reducing the principal. With a 30-year mortgage, homeowners build equity faster. Conversely, with a 50-year mortgage, it takes much longer before any significant equity is accumulated. If circumstances change—such as needing to sell or market declines—the borrower could find themselves in negative equity, increasing their risk of foreclosure.
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    <pubDate>Wed, 12 Nov 2025 08:43:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Deer Valley Doubles in Size and Unveils New Ski Map</title>
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Deer Valley has just doubled its size, with skiable terrain that now totals more than 4,300 acres.


They have just unveiled a new updated trail map for this ski season, showcasing seven additional chairlifts and nearly 80 new ski runs to open this winter.


One notable highlight on the map is the new 10-passenger East Village Express gondola that will carry guests from the East Village base area all the way up to new trails at Park Peak.


Additional terrain and lifts are planned for Hail Peak in the 2026-2027 season, followed by future development on South Peak in later phases.


The resort is scheduled to open early for season pass holders on Saturday, Nov. 29. They will open to the public Dec. 1.


Link to the new updated Ski Trail Map PDF on Deer Valley's website:

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    <pubDate>Mon, 20 Oct 2025 14:40:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Top Reasons to Use a Buyer's Agent for Your Vacation Home Purchase</title>
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Buying a vacation home is a significant investment, often more complex than purchasing a primary residence. While it might seem tempting to navigate the process alone to save on commission, engaging a buyer's agent offers invaluable expertise and can ultimately save you time, money, and stress. Here are the top reasons why hiring a buyer's agent is a smart move:


1. Local Market Expertise:Buyer's agents specializing in vacation home markets possess in-depth knowledge of specific areas, including pricing trends, neighborhood characteristics, and hidden gems often overlooked by out-of-town buyers. They understand the nuances of the local real estate landscape, helping you find properties that perfectly match your needs and budget. For Park City and Deer Valley, knowing the subtle variances between ski-in and ski-out compared to properties that may or may not have ski access is invaluable. Even ski-in and ski-out properties are not all created equal. A local expert can help you to understand the differences.


2. Negotiation Power: Agents are skilled negotiators. They understand the art of crafting compelling offers, navigating counter-offers, and advocating for your best interests. Their experience ensures you get the best possible price and terms, potentially saving you thousands of dollars. They also handle complex negotiations related to inspections, repairs, and closing processes.


3. Access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS):The MLS is the comprehensive database of properties for sale. While some properties may be listed elsewhere, a buyer's agent provides direct access to this critical resource, ensuring you don't miss out on potentially perfect vacation homes. Because Utah is a non-disclosure state, you cannot view the sold prices of properties from typical consumer websites like Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com. The local real estate MLS, run and managed by local realtors, is the only way to access valuable information on sold properties.


4. Time Savings:Searching for a vacation home can be incredibly time-consuming. An agent handles the legwork, screening properties based on your criteria, scheduling showings, and managing communication with sellers and other parties. This frees up your valuable time to focus on other aspects of your life. Searching for your dream property from out of state can be challenging. Often, that dream property may become available when you are not visiting the area. Having a local realtor who can get extra photos and videos or conduct a Facetime walkthrough is priceless.


5. Objective Perspective:Emotions can run high when purchasing a vacation home. A buyer's agent offers an objective perspective, helping you make informed decisions based on facts and market data, rather than emotional impulses. They can help you avoid costly mistakes and steer clear of properties with hidden problems.


6. Paperwork and Legal Expertise:Real estate transactions involve considerable paperwork and legal complexities. Your agent handles much of the administrative burden, ensuring all documents are properly completed and submitted, minimizing the risk of errors and potential legal issues.


7. Property Evaluation and Due Diligence:Agents can provide insights into a property's value and potential, helping you avoid overpaying. They are also skilled at identifying potential problems during inspections, advocating for necessary repairs, or advising against purchasing a property with significant issues. With vacation homes, it is also imperative to determine if a property can be placed into a short-term rental program or not. Another factor growing in uncertainty is whether a property has or can get homeowner's insurance. Is there an expectation of finding a property with a private club membership, how does that work? Will there be a transfer fee at closing - some are 1-2 of the Purchase Price. Navigating the mortgage process in vacation towns is another major challenge. Many properties in a vacation community cannot get typical &quot;warrantable&quot; financing as you would have on your primary residence. For many of these properties, special financing programs are required. These &quot;non-warrantable&quot; financing options typically require more money down and run at higher interest rates. Finding out about this condition in the eleventh hour can be a costly mistake.


While the commission might seem like an added expense, the benefits of using a buyer's agent when purchasing a vacation home often outweigh the cost. Their expertise, negotiation skills, and time-saving services help ensure a smoother, more successful, and ultimately more financially rewarding transaction.
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    <pubDate>Mon, 03 Feb 2025 14:19:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>Founders Place is Releasing its Last and Final Building</title>
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Founders Place is a unique and special mountain enclave at Deer Valley Resort, offering true slopeside ski-in/ski-out living in the gated alpine community of Deer Crest. Surrounded by pristine open space and free from road noise or long-term construction, Founders Place delivers a serene, personalized lifestyle nestled at the base of the Mountaineer Express chairlift. The Phase III Otto brings 24 new, exceptional two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences as well as an array of stunning penthouses to the slopes of Deer Valley. This new building boasts updated floor plans featuring spacious layouts. Founders Place is already an amenity-rich development, but new for Founders Place Phase III is the Wellness Den, a self-service recovery area at the base of this new building.


Reservation Sales to Begin:


Founders Place will begin to accept Open Reservations on December 29th, allowing potential purchasers to secure their spot in line. The final unit pricing will be released on February 14th, and unit selections will be made on February 24-28th, based on the order of each reservation holder's reservation position. A 5 discount will be awarded for early purchasers who sign prior to the Phase III Plat Recordation.





FOUNDERS PLACE AMENITIES:




The Polly is the Heart of the Founders Place Community and serves as a vibrant hub for owners and guests, offering a café, bar, private ski lockers, and coffee &amp; hot chocolate service. A cozy den area enhances the social atmosphere. The Polly Clubhouse is expected to be completed in late January 2025. -


Kid’s Room: A dedicated space for children to enjoy arts &amp; crafts, video games, and board games while parents relax or hit the slopes.


Gaming Lounge: Perfect for extending family fun into the evening with interactive entertainment options.


Fitness Center: A Technogym and Peloton-themed fitness room with floor-to-ceiling windows for natural light and stunning views.


Pool &amp; Hot Tub: Enjoy year-round relaxation with modern facilities.


Firepits: Gather around for cozy evenings under the stars.


Infrared Sauna &amp; Cold Plunge: Elevate wellness with cutting-edge amenities.


Spa Treatment Room: Indulge in rejuvenation just steps from your residence.


Golf &amp; Sports Simulator Bays: Perfect for off-slope entertainment and family fun.


Outdoor Ski Beach: Featuring a heated deck, oversized hot tub, fire pit, and après ski area.




APPROXIMATE PRICE RANGES FOR PHASE III




2 BEDROOMS from $3,250,000 to $4,000,000


3 BEDROOMS from $4,750,000 to $6,750,000


4 BEDROOMS from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000


PENTHOUSES from $12,500,000 to $15,000,000




CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION TIMING




PHASE I EDGAR and PHASE II HELEN (SOLD OUT) Construction completion is occurring this winter and is expected to finish at the end of Summer 2025.


PHASE III / OTTO’S (GOING TO RESERVATION) Construction to commence in the Spring of 2025. Delivery expected to be Spring/Fall of 2027




Contact Us for More Information


There are currently numerous new development opportunities in our Deer Valley ski-in/ski-out market with Sommét Blanc, Founders Place, Cormont, Four Seasons Deer Valley, Marcella, Marcella Landing, Grand Hyatt, Goldener Hirsch, and Velvaere. Each property has its own character, defined by its architecture, finishes, styling, amenities, location, and quality of ski access. Never before has it been more important to have a very experienced, knowledgeable, insightful local real estate agent to help in the comparison of these unique properties.


As with all new developments, the Realtor MLS will only have a sampling of available properties, so aligning with a local Realtor to stay current is essential. If you would like to learn more about Founders Place or any of these other communities, please give us a call. Heather at 435-640-2573, Sean at 435-901-2158, or Bill at 801-389-2499.





















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    <pubDate>Wed, 18 Dec 2024 21:11:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>December Holiday Events in Utah</title>
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December in Utah offers a distinctive blend of natural beauty and seasonal charm. The mountains are covered in fresh snow, offering some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world. Cities come alive with holiday lights and local traditions. In southern Utah, snowy landscapes contrast strikingly with red rock formations, offering a rare and unique perspective. Below is a selection of events across the state to make this season even more memorable.


Wasatch Front (Salt Lake City)


Christmas in ColorNow through December 29thUtah State University Bastian Agricultural CenterLearn More


Christkindlmarkt SLCDecember 4th - 7thThis is the Place Heritage ParkLearn More


LuminariaNovember 14th - January 4thThanksgiving PointLearn More


 


Wasatch Back (Park City &amp; Deer Valley)


Holiday Lights Wagon RideVarious dates in November &amp; DecemberJordanelle State ParkLearn More


Santa Claus Visits Deer ValleyDecember 24thSnow Park or Silver Lake areasLearn More


Hanukkah Candle LightingDecember 25th - January 2SnowbirdLearn More


 


St. George


Christmas in the CanyonNovember 29th - December 23Tuacahn Amphitheatre Learn More


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Electric Lights ParadeDecember 7Moab City ParkLearn More
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        <author>sean@enjoyparkcity.com (Sean Matyja)</author>
        <title>2024 Sotheby's International Realty Mid-Year Luxury Outlook</title>
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The brand’s first-of-its-kind mid-year report, delves into the pivotal, forward-looking issues shaping luxury residential property markets around the world.


We are pleased to introduce the 2024 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook℠ report by Sotheby's International Realty, which outlines the industry trends and happenings across high-end residential markets around the world. This year, policy shifts and global elections across nearly 80 countries are likely to impact property markets as voters hit the polls, and the trajectory of U.S. interest rates remains a key watchpoint for buyers, sellers, and international observers. Meanwhile, cultural investments like new museums and major art projects continue to mold desirable neighborhoods and bolster property values. We know you are eager to make wise financial decisions, and staying informed is key to making that happen.
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